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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1895

Page

6

Addicks's Wife Divorce Plea Dismissed in Delaware

In Wilmington Delaware on December 5 Mrs J Edward Addicks petition for an absolute divorce from husband was thrown out and adversely reported by commissioner Alexander E Cooper. Testimony spans about 4000 pages with eighty witnesses. no petition was filed October 19 1885 in New Castle County Superior Court. Corespondent named Mrs Ida Carr Wilson. Mrs Addicks separated with her 11 year old daughter moving to Philadelphia amid repeated failed efforts to settle. Mr Addicks expected to disprove the charges when the matter reached court.

Wilmington Del J. Edward Addicks Alexander EE. Cooper Delaware

Aldermanic Log Rolling Questioned by Krebs Jr

Franz H. Krebs Jr defends remarks on aldermanic nominating practices and log rolling at a Boston aldermanic convention. He rejects blame on Mayor Curtis, calls aldermanic nominations a continuing system, and says the aldermanic convention was a travesty on Republican institutions. He invites further publication of charges against rivals who circulate scurrilous statements.

John B. Moran Moran Curtis Boston Franz H. Krebs, Jr

South Boston Germans Endorse Quincy for Mayor

A large meeting of German residents from Wards 13 14 and 16 at Tonti Hall South Boston heard speakers Arton Mersch ex Councilman Charles H Dirksmeyer Fred Schwaab Louis P Pfau and George Wirth. The gathering unanimously backed Josiah Quincy for Mayor and the entire Democratic ticket.

Tonti Hall South Boston Arton Mersch Charles H. Dirksmeyer Fred Schwaab Louis P. Pfau George Wirth Josiah Quincy

Kaiser Grants Wandering Beggar Help After Misunderstanding

Berlin papers recount a Kaiser William encounter near Jagdschloss Hubertsstock where a tram p sought Unterstutz zug and road directions. The man, unaware he spoke to the Emperor, was detained on police suspicion but released by a telegram from the Emperor ordering care and a free ticket to Cuxhaven.

Berlin Kaiser’ William Puir Fuuk Tae Angermunde Cuxhaven Pall Mall Gazette

Cooks Ball in Cotillon Hall Fifth Annual Ball Scene

The Boston Cooks Alliance Association held its fifth annual ball in Cotillon Hall with 200 couples and the National Guard Orchestra performing. President Cornelius Gallant led the grand march with Mrs Flaherty, as chefs and escorts filled the floor in patriotic decor and fellowship.

National Guard Orchestra Boston Cooks’ Alliance Association Cotillon Hall Cornelius Gallant Joseph Flaherty Boston Gallant Arthur E. Housego Patrick O. Riley John Lambert Edward

Fragmentary Social Directory Names at Local Dance

A crowded list of attendees from a social event includes Mr and Mrs Keaneen, Mr and Mrs Putty, Mrs Robert Collin, Nines Welsh and wife, Miss Mary OBrien, Clarence Gallant, John Smith and wife, George Brown and wife, Miss Katie Dalman, Mr and Mrs Kane, Mr and Mrs John Lambert, Miss Belle Taylor, Michael Coe, Martin Fay, Mr and Mrs Anderson, McGreevin, J Henry Heaphy, Miss Boosie Malone, J P Flaherty, Timothy Hogan, John Burke, Harry Brennan, Frank Kelly, zone aes and wife, and many others.

John Green Keaneen Aries Putty Robert Collin Aries Y Nines Welsh Mary O’brien Clarence Gallant John Smith George Brown Wale Ponor Katie Dalman M Kane John Lambert Belle Taylor Michael Coe Michael Christy Martin Fay Oo BR

Notable Names List Captured With Misses and Messrs

A long OCR readout lists numerous individuals including Louise Wesivan Harry liberherty Lyons Miss Nellie Crowin Patrick Fogerty Frank Keenan James Marke Joseph Coughlin Miss Mattie Healy and many others such as Miss Katie Kiddy Miss Annie Beaters Thomas Lyons Michael Leary James Murphy John Beardwit Miss Minnie Galand Miss Ellie Garvey Julian Mackie Miss Minnie Hew Miss Ellie Lee Barney Farley Regan Miss Katie Whelan John Dryman Thomas Riley Miss May Foley Miss Brennan Miss Susie Dunn Miss Marguerite Delnon Miss Iou Smith George Moore and more, ending with Daniel Keefe Henry Woods John Leary Joseph Reho and Dorucie alongside additional unnamed parties.

Fourth annual Union Social Club ball at Orienta Hall

The fourth annual Union Social Club ball was held at Orienta Hall last evening with a large turnout. From 8 to 9 there was a promenade concert and about 100 couples joined the grand march led by President Thomas J. Lee and Miss Katy Daly. Assistants included Vice President Keefe and Miss Mamie Baker, with club presidents and their ladies in attendance.

Union Social Club Orienta Hall McCarthy Connolly Riddle Thomas J. Lee Katy Daly Keefe Mamie Baker Joseph A. Callahan Wellingtons Fred A. Sullivan Clarenfons Frank Juggine Madisons Herbert A. Dallas Walnuts John W. Shone Webbers Nicholas J. Hackett Roxbury Fife T. J. Leo John J. Keefe Henry N. Doll John J

Ward 16 Republican rally described as a bust for Campbell

An account of a Ward 16 Republican Club celebration at 934 Washington Street where Bill Campbell and Democratic allies attended. The event featured heavy drinking, mixed political rhetoric, and a toastmaster’s flamboyant oration, ending with Campbell’s withdrawal amid political speculation.

Sir Ward 16 Bill Campbell Curtis ‘Forces Campbell Washington Street Bill Republican Party Ohverett Mallory Castle Street

Doubly Thankful Endorsement For Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Francis B. Somerby of East Boston recovered from a severe kidney inflammation after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Woodbury Drug Co. Her husband, a Civil War veteran, also benefited and plans continued use. The ad claims widespread veteran support and urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U.S. agents.

Francis B. Somerby Marion St East Boston Dean Woodbury Drug Co Maverick Sq Foster‘Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Assembly Names Attendees List for Local Meeting

A long roster of attendees is listed for a local gathering including Burke Hamill Connelly McKenney Cunningham Pickard Cun ningham Welch Mulvee Horan and many others. Representatives Quirk Casey and numerous ladies and gentlemen are named among the attendees with several surnames repeated across the roster.

Hudson Associates Sixth Grand Ball at Monument Hall

The Hudson Associates of Charlestown held their sixth grand ball in Monument Hall last night. A large crowd enjoyed a concert until 9 p m. The grand march with about 100 couples followed. Dancing continued to 2 a m with a supper break. Floor manager was Michael J Margey, assisted by Neil McConologue, with a long list of aides and a committee of arrangements including J J Porter and D J Barry.

Hudson Associates Charlestown Monument Hall Michael J. Margey Neil McConologue J. J. Carrol Daneel Manning D. J. Barry James McConologue Oh. J. Margey H. A. Lynch M. J. Margey

Death of Hon L G Downes Calais Maine

The Hon L G Downes died at his Calais home at 2 PM after a brief illness. He served as Calais mayor in 1876 and declined re election. He joined the Governor's council in 1878 and 1886 and again from 11 to 95. He was probate judge and held the Calais National Bank presidency in 1879 and city treasurer since 1890, serving continuously.

Calais L. G. Downes Calais National Bank

NOT HIS SON Afternoon Letters Reveal Hayes Mindset

In Cambridge Middlesex County Probate Court the Hayes will case continued with William Loring testifying about alleged marital issues and a past illegitimate child. Letters from Loring to Hayes were read to show Hayes's mental state and handling of affairs as the trial resumes.

Middlesex County Cambridge Hayes Will Hayes William Caseb Loring Loring Francis &. Hayes Molantire Wethersfield Row Mr. Hayes Colonel Hunt

New Hamlet Parodies Displayed Outside Massachusetts Clothing Co

In the summer season the Massachusetts Clothing Company displayed a weather and game board at the Hanover and Portland streets corner. This week the shop adds a bulletin with odd sayings and parodies to keep passers-by engaged and informed.

Massachusetts Clothing Company Hanover Portland

To buy or not to buy clothing at MY CLOTHIDR

What Hamlet might say about purchasing clothing from MY CLOTHIDR. A playful frame questions whether buying is nobler than suffering and advertises the brand in a Shakespearean bent. It nods to fashion desires and literary flair.

Hamlet

Playgoers Club Forms To Discuss Stage Attractions

A meeting at the 2th Century Club formed the Playgoers Club to meet socially and discuss current stage attractions. H Gordon Johnson was named temporary chairman and Albert White Vorse temporary secretary. A London Playgoers Club constitution was considered and a committee was set to report December 12. Professor Alfred Hennequin read a paper on Adapters and Adaptations. Roland Reed and Frank Mayo attended.

2Th Century Club Alfred Hennequin Roland Reed Frank Mayo

Surprise Party for Mr Tilt in Roxbury

A surprise party was held at Mr J Tilt’s residence 212 Rimwood street Roxbury last night. He received an elegant gold ring from numerous friends. Attendees included Miss Minnie Gilmore Miss Nellie Costello Miss Sadie Tilt Miss Minnie Wade Miss Agnes Mullen Miss Agnes Coughlin Miss Mary Timons Miss Mollie Tucker Miss Nellie Flannery Miss Tillie Dorwin J Plannery J Lawyer Hi Webster D Vance M Kenney William O’Neill J Mathes William Flannery J Quigley and O

J. Tilt Rimwood Street Roxbury Minnie Gilmore Nellie Costello Sadie Tilt Minnie Wade Agnes Mullen Agnes Coughlin Mary Timons Mollie Tucker Nellie Flannery Tillie Dorwin J. Plannery J. Lawler Hi. Webster D. Vance

Harvard Man’s Rise Through Elite Circles at College

The narrative describes a student’s rise in Harvard social and academic circles, noting memberships in Zeta Psi, Porcelain Club, Hasty Pudding, and The White Caps, along with vita in Back Bay society. He rooms alone in Hilton’s block, hosts at Beck Hall, and engages with notable classmates like Trafford, Harding, Goodwin, Mandell, Keyes, and Storrow before pursuing law in Boston.

Boston Zeta Psi H. M. Sears P. S. Sears P. L. Saltonstall P. M Dig C. J. de Peyster H. A. Carey Bilis H. Morgan University Porcelain Club Harvard Whitecaps Back Bay Hilton’s Block Beck Hall Mr. Smith Perry D. Trafford Victor M. Harding

New England Happenings and State Reports Recap

Essex Pomona Grange elects officers at Rowley meeting with about 100 attendees. Maine Dairymen open state conference in Norway with J A Roberts and W H Vinton in attendance. Greenfield High School dedicated after sixteen months and 43000 dollar cost. Dinamite for revenge reported in Litchfield with 100 cartridges found under stone. Newburyport lineman Cephas Forman suffers 30 foot fall, hospitalized with unknown cause.

Pomona Granghe Rowley Essex County Pomona Grange B. F. Huntington Amesbury L. W. Bradley West Newbury George E. Crosby Tewksbury Charles E. Hoyt Merrimac B. A. Fuller North Andover G. Sargent Méthuen E. A. Emerson Haverhill Matilda B. Land West Boxford John F. Hobbs Lawrence Pomona Eda Emerson Ceres Nellie Huntington Flora Nellie B. Gordon Bertha A. Chandler Andover Maine Dairymen Norway W. H. Vinton State Board of Agriculture Cumberland County J. A. Roberts Norway Grange Greenfield School Greenfield Opera House Newburyport Cephas Forman Gas and Electric Company

Mrs Richards Recital Delights Pierce Hall Audience

Mrs Richards presented a staged drawing room recital in Pierce Hall with a white satin gown and pearls. Ushers in evening dress and a reception at the close drew a distinguished crowd including Jacob Rogers and Louise Chandler Moulton. performance featured Riley, Bayard Taylor, Eugene Field, Ruth McEnery Stuart, Parker, and Smith selections.

Waldo Richards Pierce Hall Louise Grout Cora Forbes Margaret Baylor Edith Stephenson Bessie Gilbert Ethel Blanchard Harry B. Morse Jamaica Plain Richards Jessekiah Brown Mrs. Richards Louis N. Parker London F. Hopkinson Smith Gene Field Arthur Howard Pickering Frederick Briggs B. F. Keith Julian K. Smyth Edward Johnson Benales Oliver Ditson A. Fred Brown R. A. Barnet Henry Dennison Dennison Washington G. Benedict Caroline Hall Washburn Henry Whitman Kate Ryan Caroline Hill Noble Rene Parks Walter Gilman Pagé Franco Walker

Literary Announcements From Youth's Companion Volume

The annual Youth's Companion notices highlight contributions by eminent figures such as lord chief justice of England and Oliver Wendell Holmes. Other topics cover Miles on his army youth, government secretaries on diverse subjects, and Andrew Carnegie on becoming a business man.

England Oliver Wendell Holmes Massachusetts Supreme Court Nelson A. Miles

Hauling Songs of the Sailors Lecture Aids Seamen

Mr Lahee to speak on hauling songs once sung by sailors now fading as steam replaces muscle. A sailor will illustrate the lecture at Association Hall on Monday evening December 16 to aid the seamen's department of the Episcopal City Mission.

Lahee Association Hall Seamen’s Department Episcopal City Mission

Theatrical Matters Two Musical Recitals Announced

The column notes Roland Reed touring Atlanta for Christmas and Clara Thropp headlining A Bowery Girl at the Columbia. It highlights Maud Harlan in Too Much Johnson, May Irwin and Nat Goodwin engagements, the Wakefield concert tour, Frank Mayo’s adaptation work, Lulu Taber in In Old Kentucky at the Boston Theatre, Carmen at Castle Square, and various acts at Keith's Tremont Row and other venues. It mentions performers, theater bookings, and upcoming shows in Boston and nearby towns.

Maud Harlan Mrs. Billings Johnson

Cigar scare in Hartford proved unfounded

In Hartford on December 6 a morning paper claimed Spaniards or Cubans were in town to buy arms. Inquiry at Colt and Pratt & Whitney shows no such purchases. A Cuban sold cheap smuggled cigars at Pratt & Whitney yesterday. clerks wish for refunds.

Hartford Conn Colt Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company Pratt & Whitney Company Arma Pratt & Whitney’s

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Walt Maedia United States John Duncan Addicks's South Boston Kaiser and the Tramp NEW England Piano CO Tad Rentaron Cooks’ Alliance Associa Tion John Goulding Arthur EB. Housego UNION Sobial Club William Hogan William Dyar Nellie Hansbury Julia Crowley Maggie Keefe George Cunningham James Connors Annie Lunney Annie Sparrow William Cunningham Ida, Cunningham Margaret Malley William Clark Mamie Hackett Kitty McCarthy Kitty Malley Maggie Curley William Colbert J. P. Lannigan D. S. Fitz William Hill Thomas Brady John Drury George Freiburg John Cummings George Perkins James Grainey Charles Batchelder Patrick, Feeny Peter Leahy J. A. Mumray Ka Curley Mary Mullen Mary McCue Nellie Keough Mamie Hardy Susie Gilligan Margaret Fay Mary Jennings Miss Connors Maggie Fitz Sadie Conly Mamie Griffin Patrick Conly Hugh Lynch Harriman Hudson Associates’ Gall Francis B. Hayes Mr. Loring the Playgoers' Club MR. Tilt New England Atlanta Clara Thropp Columbia Willl Bowery Soubrette Taggs Neil Burgess Kidd Evans and Hoey the Bowery May Irwin Hollis Nat Goodwin Henry Guy Carleton Wakefield Chickering Hall Wakefield Concert Company Boylston Berkeley Streets Lulu Taber Old Kentucky Laura Burt Carmen Castle Square Fra Diavolo William Wolff Arthur Wooley Baron von Palm Keith’s Troja the Howard Lothrop Austin & Stone’s Tremont Row Museum Emil Tiffero Steinert Hall Eben Vackey Little Proto Palace Theatre Grand Museum Nickelodeon Woods Catlo Hall Joé Mullen Tremont T Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Frank Mark Twain Wilson Della Opera Co Bowdoin SQ reiaTar Athkingon York Stanid Frank Dunn Rnehers Bictaree Salinette Lade Old Howard Vanderilie America Yvette Guilbert E Howard Egeretons Thorpe Carleton Glynn Cooke Bo Detective A. Poe Austin Tremont Row, Scollay SQ Tokio Japan Mankicht Imperial Oriental Nathan Lockhart Elephanto Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Theatre In America Burmah Castle Square Theatre Matthes Wedne Castle Sq. Opera Co Ormances RA Diavolo Jones Mats Boylston St Masonic Temple Tela Park Theatre Boston Museum Wm. Gillette Palac May Russell Company Proto Queen of High Kickers Erate Annie A Talberan Crystal Ace Hoc Columbia Theatre THE Cotton Kin Ge. W Rast
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